Results for "saxophone, baritone"

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Aaron Liddard

Born: May 15, 1973

In his prolific and wide-ranging career, Aaron has contributed to many different musical experiences, including working with Amy Winehouse, Prince and Maceo Parker, and in genres ranging from hip-hop and rock to Latin music and gospel. But jazz has always been the closest music to his heart. “Jazz is the only living musical art-form that is not defined by its exclusions,” says Aaron. “At its truest, jazz is an evolving aural tradition. As a musician with myriad musical influences, jazz is the only home that allows me to fully explore.”

Nylon Man’ is Liddard's, new album, featuring a plethora of guest contributions from the likes of Carleen Anderson, Omar Puente and Miss Baby Sol. 

Conor Fletcher

Born: September 29, 2003

I am currently a high school student playing In symphonic, jazz, pep, and marching band for Riley high school in South Bend.I have experience playing almost every saxophone. I currently own an alto, tenor, and baritone saxophone. I can play almost every style of music and have a preference for jazz or pop arrangements. I am currently open to learning more about music and interested in tagging along with jazz bands or pop bands.

Endemic Ensemble

Active since: 2010

In 2010, Seattle bassist Steve Messick started a new jazz project with the goals of writing forms and melodies in the styles of post-bop and big band, but also pulling inspiration from neoclassical works. This project became the Endemic Ensemble, and the jazz quintet debuted in the spring of 2010 with Messick on double bass, Travis Ranney on tenor and soprano saxophones, Matso Limtiaco on baritone saxophone and bass clarinet, David Franklin on piano, and Ken French on drums.

In 2012, the Endemic Ensemble released their first full-length album, Lunar, which made Lucid Culture's “The 20 Best Jazz Albums of 2012.” Drummer Christian Krehbiel joined the band in 2014, and in 2016 the Endemic Ensemble released their second full-length album, Tangled.

Elad Gellert

Born: July

Elad Gellert was born in Jerusalem, Israel 1985. He started to play the saxophone at the age of 10. After having studied in the Jerusalem Academy Of Music for two years, he then transferred to The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music, where he graduatied with a Bachelor’s degree in Jazz Performance. He studied with musical jazz legends such as Arnie Lawrence, Jimmy Owns, Reggie workman, Chris Cheek, Vincent Herring, and Ari Hoenig. Elad preformed in events such as The International Red Sea Jazz Festival, The International Israeli Festival in Jerusalem,The Jerusalem White Night's Festival in Israel, and at various New York venues, such asThe Nuyorican Poets Cafe, and The Jazz Standard.

David Larsen

Born: November, 1980

David Larsen is the director of instrumental studies at Spokane Falls Community College. He holds a PhD from Washington State University and degrees from Pacific University, University of Oregon, and Western Oregon University. David has been a presenter/performer for the Jazz Education Network, North American Saxophone Alliance, and several other conferences and festivals.

David is an active adjudicator and works with various festivals around the US.

David has performed with a variety of artists including Ken Peplowski, Francisco Torres, Dave Glenn, Ron Vincent, Bill Mays, Dean Johnson, and the internationally acclaimed jazz vocalist, Halie Loren.

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Giuseppe Doronzo

Born: June 18, 1987

Giuseppe Doronzo is an award-winning saxophonist and composer. After classical and contemporary studies in Italy, and jazz studies in Groningen, he moved to Amsterdam where he became an active member of the European improvised scene. He focuses his research on the baritone saxophone, aiming to explore a vocabulary that goes through contemporary classical music, jazz improvisation and non-western music. In 2018 he released his first baritone sax solo album “GOYA” on his record label, Tora Records. In 2015 he recorded a solo piece for the dutch dancer and choreographer Cora Bos-Kroese titled “Two ways towards”, that was played and performed at the New York University (NYC)

Peter Karlsson

Born: June 10, 1958

Saxophone player playin Yanagisawa baritone since 1996. Plays in different setting, mainstream to folk and small group setting. For some years did duo jazz with pianist Rickard Jonsson, hade records on mp3.com before that site closed down. Now there is one tune on Spotify (Karlsson Jazz - My Romance) and som material on soundcloud. Im not professional but have made about 100 gigs by now. Plan is to retire 2020 and start practicing more to get to higher level.

Esdras Nogueira

Born: March 23, 1979

Baritone saxophone player Esdras Nogueira is 37 years old and was born in Brasilia, Brazil. He is a member of Móveis Coloniais de Acaju, one of the most important independent bands in Brazil and also has solo work with the baritone saxophone and Brazilian music. In 2000, prior to initiating his research on baritone saxophone, he worked as a musician in circus shows featuring Brazilian music during two years in Germany and Italy in cities such as Cologne, Oberhausen, Mannheim, Naples, Milan, Sardinia, Sicily, Parma, Rimini, Cagliari, among others. In 2002 he returned to Brazil to dedicate himself to his career and, since then, be it with Móveis or with his solo work, he has played throughout Brazil and in important festivals such as Rock’n Rio, Planeta Terra, Instrumenta Brasília, Bananada, as well as abroad, at Primavera Sound, in Barcelona, Pukkelpop, in Belgium, Daka Jazz & Blues Festival, in Bangladesh, at Niceto Club, in Buenos Aires, Czech Republic, and Switzerland